Lesson 4 Be Safe Everywhere
Listen and Number
Be ____, Minji.
____?
The sidewalk is ____.
____ water on it.
You ____ walk carefully.
Okay, I ____.
David, be careful! It’s a red ____.
Oh, is it? Thanks for ____ me.
You should not use your ____ when you walk.
It’s ____.
____, I won’t.
____, be careful!
Whatʼs the ____?
____ are driving too fast.
We are in a ____ zone.
You should ____ down.
Oh, ____ are right.
There are ____ children around here. Thank you.
Listen Up
Hi, ____.
Hi, Amy. Are ____ ready to go?
Sure! But you should ____ on a helmet first.
Okay, I ____.
And be careful. A ____ is coming.
You ____ watch out for cars.
Thank you. Oh, look at that ____.
There is a bike lane over ____.
Yes, I see it. We ____ ride our bikes in the bike lane.
____. Let’s go.
Real-Life Communication
I ____ about fire safety today.
Oh! Please ____ me about it.
Sure. When you ____ a fire, you should call 119 and shout “fire” loudly.
Okay. ____ should I do next?
You should ____ your nose and mouth with a wet cloth.
Then you should ____ outside quickly.
I ____.
____, you should use the stairs.
Okay. I’ll remember those tips and be ____ during a fire.
Lesson Review
Let’s go ____ in the pool!
That’s a ____ idea.
But before we go, we should talk ____ swimming safety tips.
Sure. What are some safety tips for ____ pools?
First, you ____ warm up before swimming.
____ important. What else should I remember?
____ should not run near the pool. It’s slippery.
____, I won’t.
Great! We should always be careful ____ swimming pools.